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A LINEAR SOCIETY
ENERGY ENERGY
Consumption
Discarded Materials
GLOBAL WARMING
RECYCLING OF MATERIALS
ENERGY ENERGY
Consumption
Discarded Materials
GLOBAL WARMING
REUSE OF OBJECTS
ENERGY
ENERGY
Consumption
Discarded Materials
GLOBAL WARMING
WHY WASTE?
Planned obsolescence
"Instilling in the buyer the desire to own something a little newer, a little better, a little sooner than is necessary. Brooks Stevens, 1954
Perceived obsolescence
SUSTAINABILITY?
Source: EEA
Source Separation
Resources
Source Separation
Source Separation
Composting
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Reduce food wastage In time collection of food from supermarkets and restaurants
Plastic bag taxes (Ireland) or bans (Italy, Philipines...) Desmaterialisation of presents Promotion of reusable nappies Workshop to train to self-repair...
effecorta
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Economic Incentives
$
The more you waste, the more you pay!
free
free
$
The less you make, the more you save!
free
free
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Reuse, Repair & Community Center Residual Separation & Research Center
Economic Incentives
MORE RECYCLABLES
MORE TOXICS
NON-RECYCLABLE FRACTION
RESEARCH CENTER
INTERIM LANDFILL
BIOLOGICAL STABILIZATION
NON-RECYCABLE MATERIALS
Local University
Or Technical College
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Reuse, Repair & Community Center Residual Separation & Research Center
Economic Incentives
Source Separation
Composting
Recycling
Reuse, Repair & Community Center Residual Separation & Research Center
Economic Incentives
Temporary Landfill
Compostaggio
Riutilizzo Iniziative Riparazione e Riduzione Riciclaggio Centro per COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY la rifiuti Comunita
70 - 80%
Residual Separation & Research Facility
Incentivi Economici
2020
INTERIM LANDFILL
Compostaggio
Riutilizzo Iniziative Riparazione e Riduzione Riciclaggio Centro COMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY per la rifiuti Comunita
7070-80%
Incentivi Economici
Separazione migliore del residuo e design Centro diINDUSTRIAL industriale ricerca RESPONSIBILITY
2020-30%
INTERIM LANDFILL
2020
ZERO WASTE
1) Is low tech - most of the facilities can be designed and built by local companies 2) Keeps most of the money spent on the system in the local area, creating jobs and small business opportunities 3) Every component is operating somewhere in the world 4) It is better for health, better for the economy and better for the planet. 5) Introduces discipline into the system via residual separation and research 6) Integrates higher education into solution 7) Is positive 8) Brings people together not drive them apart (zero waste is above politics) 9) Challenges the creativity of both citizens and decision makers 10) Offers more hope about the future
San Francisco
San Francisco (1,5 millon hab) set a Zero Waste goal for 2020. Generates 1,8 million tones/year No incineration to avoid competition with recycling and reduction. 2003 30% 2010 75% 2020 100%
Kovalam - India
The implementation of Zero Waste as a reaction to an incineration project allowed to: - Compost more (less fertilisers needed), - Reuse, - recicler, - Gas, - Generate jobs (especially for women), - Change the production system from linear to circular and bring in EPR and research, - Increase tourism.
References
The European Environment - state & outlook 2010 The Global Footprint network UNEP Waste and Climate Change report 2010 Eurostat waste statistics www.no-burn.org www.storyofstuff.org www.zerowasteeurope.eu For pictures: www.seppo.net Credit to Paul Connett for many slides.